The library services of the Faculty of Economics are provided by the University Library and Archives. The use of the library is free of charge for the citizens of the Faculty of Economics and Business, more information about the services is accessible here.

The library is open on weekdays from 9:00 to 20:00 and on Saturdays from 10:00 to 18:00 in the Reading Hall. The newly designed community space is also available for learning, relaxation, group work and board games, and is open during opening hours on weekdays.

Registration is possible via the ELTE Library WebApp or in person at the library.

For more information about the library and its services, please visit our website.

All readers and visitors are welcome!

The network of libraries maintained by Eötvös Loránd University, the University Library Service (eltekonyvtarak.elte.hu/en), with more than 4.3 million documents, wishes you a successful autumn semester.

Enrollment is free for all university citizens, and can also be arranged online through the ELTE Library WebApp application. The collection of libraries is available from the online catalog.

You can find information about the services available in each library, the tariffs, opening hours and contact details, as well as the many online services of ELTE libraries on the website of the University Library Service.

On the Cultural Heritage Day, the opening of our new chamber exhibition entitled Janus Pannonius from Humanism to the Age of Baroque – A Selection from the Collection of the University Library and Archives will take place on the 17th of September 2022 at 2:30 pm.

János Csezmicei, bishop of Pécs, known as a poet by pen-name Janus Pannonius (1434–1472), was one of the first humanists and book collectors in Hungary. During his study years in Italy, he not only acquired a wide knowledge of Greek and canon law, but also wrote many of his poems. He got acquainted with a number of other humanists, with some of whom he maintained relations also after having returned to Hungary. From the early 16th century onwards, his poems were published, and enabled Janus Pannonius to become more widely known throughout Europe than ever before. In addition to a precious treasure from his library, an eleventh-century Greek-language Gospel Book from Byzantium, the University Library preserves a wealth of documents directly or indirectly associated with Janus Pannonius. Our chamber exhibition displays several printed books and a manuscript relating to the poet’s Italian acquaintances (Galeotto Marzio, Marsilio Ficino) and the first researchers of his literary legacy (Péter Váradi, István Brodarics), as well as five different foreign and Hungarian editions of his works from the 16th and 18th centuries. The opening ceremony will also offer a presentation of Janus Pannonius' Gospel Book. More details about our programmes are available on our website. All visitors are welcome!

Venue of the event:

ELTE University Library and Archives, Second Floor, Director General’s Office and Old Repository

1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 6.

Date and time:

17 September 2022, at 2:30 pm

Universities, research institutes try to make their researchers, their work and impact more visible and identifiable with the help of various public profiles. Author profiles are also useful for filling internal information systems with verified and authenticated information, be it a scientific publication, citation, peer review or editorial work.

In August, Clarivate fully merged the Publons profiles into the Web of Science researcher profiles and created a free, open access version of the researcher profiles for those who do not have access to the Web of Science.

Join this webinar where we discuss in detail the new Web of Science Researcher Profiles, which:

• increases the visibility of their university,

• helps researchers track their impact,

• helps researchers get noticed by research funders and potential collaborators.

Date: 20th September 2022 – 10.00 CET

Registration

Gale is a global leader in online resources for teaching, learning and research. The Service Provider offered trial access to the Gale Research Complete database, which includes peer-reviewed journal articles, e-books, primary sources, daily and weekly newspapers, and to the Business Insights Global business database. The latter database will be part of Gale Research Complete database from 2023, so the two databases will be available with one subscription.

The database will be available at the following link until the 8th of October 2022:

Gale - research Complete

Business Insights Global

GRC can be ordered through EISZ.

ProQuest has offered one-month trial access to test the ProQuest One Academic database. The database contains scientific journals, e-books, dissertations, daily and weekly newspapers, videos and many other documents searchable through a single platform.

Title list is accessible here

Trial access lasts until the 8th of October 2022 and is available at the following link:

Trial access to ProQuest One Academic

This database may be subscribed via EISZ.

On the occasion of the Cultural Heritage Days, our mini exhibition presents the major turning points in the history of Eötvös Loránd University, with the help of memorabilia from the University Library and Archives. Through symbols, our guests can follow the development of the Jesuit-founded institution serving Catholic education, from its transformation into a state and royal university to the 300th anniversary of its foundation. After the university reform in 1949, many traditions were ceased to be practised and the related representative objects were transferred to museums. The fate of these objects in the 20th and 21st centuries is explored in the virtual space of the exhibition.

For a detailed programme, please, visit our homepage or the official website of the Cultural Heritage Days. All visitors are welcome!

Venue:

University Library and Archives, Eötvös Loránd University, Boardroom

1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 6.

Opening ceremony:

17/09/2022    15.00

As part of our book presentations, you can gain insight into the special publications of our library, during which the secrets of our old prints are revealed.

Our museum collection, which is part of the national cultural heritage, is also significant in Europe. The valuable collection preserved in the library (185 codices, including 14 corvina, 1,200 ancient prints, 11,000 16th-century antiques, 15,000 Baroque, and 75,000 18th-century works) was searched internationally. The main tasks of the library also include the care, preservation and presentation of our unique historical treasures. For a detailed programme, please, visit our homepage or the official website of the Cultural Heritage Days. All visitors are welcome!

If you want to contribute to the preservation of our cultural values, adopt a book yourself! You can find out more about our book adoption program here.

Venue for presentations of our old books:

University Library and Archives, Eötvös Loránd University

1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 6.

17/09/2022, Saturday  – 12:30–13:00

17/09/2022, Saturday – 13:30–14:00

17/09/2022, Saturday – 14:30–15:00

17/09/2022, Saturday – 15:30–16:00

Within the framework of the Cultural Heritage Days, on the 17th of September 2022 from 16.00, we are glad to offer you a selection of songs from the jazz divas performed by Hedda Gál (vocals) and Zsolt Horváth (guitar). 

More details about our programs are available here. All visitors are welcome!

Venue:

University Library and Archives, Eötvös Loránd University (Hall)

1053 Budapest, Ferenciek tere 6.

Date:

17/09/2022   16.00